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Sports News

ST. LEGER PROSPECTS DISCUSSED

CHAMPION JOCKEY MAY WIN ALL THREE EVENTS: LIBERTY BAY AND RACING BOY MUST WIN-

AUSTRALIANS RACE VERY OPEN: THE GIRAFFE AND POLAR STÅR FANCIED

[BY MORNING DEW."]

Three classies of the Autumn racing season are due to be de- pided to-day and there is sure to be a very large turnout to see the Thirteenth Extra Roce. Meeting of the Jockey Club.

Entries are very limited in all the three classic events on the card. The Griffin's event seems to be a certainty for Liberty Bay, while Racing Boy should have little difficulty in annexing the hon- ours in the subscription griffins clara.

The Australian St. Leger is the tit-bit of the day's sport. There are seven entries and of those Polar Star is outstanding on paper since the pony has won the Australian Derby and Champions this AARON. However, Pular Star has not race at all during the second half of the present' season And for this reason, he does not ap pl as a likely winner.

Mr. Front, who will be riding Racing Boy and Liberty Bay, will be taking out The Giraffe in the Fremantle St. Leger and it certainly looks very much ns though the Champion jockey is go- ing to win all the three classics this afternoon, as The Giraffe has the best record after Polar Star. Another candidate vory mich fancied in certain quarters in Friar Tuck, hat the pony his not done anything during the second half of the year and might turn out to be a disappointment. Friar Tack however is n stayer, and the long distance is all in his favour.

GOOD ENTRIES IN

The entrics for the handicaps which forms the remainder of the programme, are quite heavy and some very fine racing ought to be seen. Upsets are more than likely and I should be surprised if some big dividends are not paid over the counter this afternoon.

HANDICAP EVENTS

M.C.C. AGAIN PUT UP.

GOOD SCORE

341 FOR 5 AGAINST

S. AUSTRALIA

(TRROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY]

ADELAIDE, NOV.-4. D. R. JARDINE, the skipper of the M.C.O. cricket team, ap. pears to have inherited the luck of A. P. F. Chapman in the apin of the coin.

GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR FANLING

The following are the starting! Limes for tomorrow, Sunday

New Course. 0.24 a.m. G. T. May and J. Gard-

Ber.

A. S. Mitchell and J. A. H. Plummer.

F. Austin and G. V T. Marshall.

HOME FOOTBALL

TO-DAY'S FIXTURES

The following matches in English and Scottish leagues down for decision to-day:-

FIRST DIVISION

Aston Villa r. Blackpool. Baltou Cholson..

R. Aubrien and C. G. Huddersfield Fournier.

. Blackburu.

r. Birmingham.

Sunderland.

T. Wednesday.

Leeda.

1' Derby.

0.39

9.40

0.18

**

"}

Loiventer

9.50

F. C. Mudie and J. C. Liverpool Dunbar.

10.01

10.12

Middlesbro H. &. Dinsdale and W. M. Newcastle Chalmers,

2

Everton.

11

Portsmouth A. T. Lay and O. Enger. Sheffield V.. N. B. Ellis and A. Stok-Wolves kink.

W. Bromwich.

Arsenal.

10.28

25

SECOND

DIVISION

:

C. C. Munro.

Old Course.

Bradford

Today, in the match which port- menced between the MC.C. and 10.20 South Australia, Jardins again the tose carrying on the sequence since the commencemeilt of the tour.

Wen

Pix thousand spectators wero pre- sent in no weather and, on a good wicket, the Englishmen treated them to some delightful batting, Sutcliffe and Leyland, the opening 83 runs without pair, pulting on being separated before lunch,

Mrs R. A. Rodgers and

9.10-9.20 .m. not to be booked by Burnley

travellers on 8 37 train. Charlton. 0.24 a.m. I. H. Geare and H. H. Grimsby

Pethick.

加

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN) Aldershot

Brighton Bristol R. Cardiff Crystal P

2"

Clapton 0. Bournemouth.

r. Swindon.

Exeter,

19.

Coventry.

1,

Brentford.

1. Newport.

v. Luten.

the

Gillingham Norwien

aro Queen's P.R.

v. Northampton

Reading

Southend

. Bristol C.

Watford

Torquay,

. Hull.

Manchester C.

West Ham.

Lincoln,

"Bradford C.

r. Millwall.

Manchester U. n. Notta C. S

J. K.. MacFarlan and A-Notts F.

H. Ferguson.

Campbell.

C. W. F. Booker and T.

C. Monaghan.

Chesterfeld

r. Southampton.

Fulham.

1'.

0.28

0.32

0.36..

H. T. Buxton and J. G.

*

Oldham Plymouth

Preston

悲

Stoke

1.

LATER. After luneb, Sutcliffe and Ley- land, before a crowd of 12,000 spectators, gave another polished display.

Tottenham

0.40

0:44

Sutcliffe scored 154 runs in 240 minutes, hitting thirteen 4's and and two 's.

.:

0,48

0,52

0,50

"

10,00

1

dismissed before

10,04

Leyland, who played an aggres sive innings, collected 197 runs in 108 minutes, hitting fourteen 4'.

The partnership being responsible for 1 runs.

Pataudi was sering.

At the close of play the MC.C 10.08 score had reached 341 runs for 5 wickets

be seen as some of the best ponies in the "C" Claas are entered for turn-the event. Indiana has been placed

Mr. Soares, has a knack of ing up when least expected and moreover his long racing experience in Hong Kong will stand him in good stead if Friar Tuck is in fact ja stayer.

Tatay Glitters won n very good mile race recently and on that form In addition to entering for the he ought to be able to give any Hong Kong St. Leger, Wild Life thing a very good race over a mile is in for the opening race which is and three quarters. A pony that

He has has the advantage of some a handicap over a mile. heen allotted 100 pounds and on pounds in weight is Tin Tac and paper it looks as though he has a as ho is on the top of his form at very lean chance of winning here, the moment, it would not surpring Gleneagles, unbeaten this year, has me to see all the favourites auated heon entered for the opening race by this candidate. But After Teak and Iron Bedsteads, Curio and has been allotted top weightThat has been put to some very Cabinets, Bookcases, Office Desks, the handicapper and although hard work during his morning ex. Tables, Carpets, Rugs, Dinner Crockery, Ten Sets, Rattan he will be carrying 185 pounds, hoereises and if there is one Ware, Ice Chest, Eereen, Tea Faye is sure to put up a good race and well able to do the distance it is

got vory near. I wonder if the this dun pony of Mr. Seth's.

Fast Sprint Race,

etai

uto.

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Badko ran a very good second to Liberty Bay the inst time he was out and he ought to start a warm lavourite for the first rac He will have a job trying to heat Glen eagles, but on his present form he has a splendid chance of doing so. Bag and Baggage is in this race too and one should not attach too mich importance to his defeat a fort night ago. He is quite capable of doing the mile under the two- minute mark and might spring surprise оп

Sadko and Glen eagles. Gay Crusader and Pride of Tsingtao are in at very light weights and if started are not likely to be left in the cold, particularly the Intter who is in very fine fettle, just

110W

Australians' Leger.

sony

10.19

10.18

19

10.20

10.24

11

10.28

10.35

on so many occasions lately that he looks as though he will win this afternoon with Mr. Noronha on the saddle. He is down to 142 pounds. | 10.32 California, a recent winner has only 140 pounds to mind and he ought to get very near. Workable Stag carries top weight and he doce not appeal to me as a likely winner at all. Ajax, and Nippy are good for place betting and Men Talisman might be able to do something in this short race. He is a good each way bot.

41

A. Ritchia and Dr. C. H. Burton.

•

Cdr. R. H. McBean and Lt. Cdr. G. R. M. Robert-

son,

Capt. J. Anderson and S. J. H. Fox.

Cdr. T. E. Dockscy and

W. D. Denlasm,

W. G. Robertson and T.

P. Saanderson;

R. R. Davies and J: E.

Richardson.

G. Horridge and W. D.

Hughes...

Lt. H. C. Gould and Lt.-

Col. E. D. Matthews

G. C. Worrall and L. M.. S. Lloyd.

Dr. J. S. Dykes and A. McKellar,

A. E. Lisaaman and D.

S. Dobb.

R. M. Henderson and A.

B. Stewart,

F. A. Reximond nud. C.

L. Sandes.

Major J. Wren and Cdr.

W. E. Higluun.

R. A. Rodger and Dr. McKean.

E. O. Priestley and E.

M. Tetley.

10.40

14

10.44

"

W. A. Weight and S, T.

/

Butlin.

10.48

10.32 *

10,58

11.00

11.04

For the subscription griffins St. Leger, Racing Boy, A stated earlier, is almost a moral "cort" and unless some unforeseen acci- dent takes place, he is not likely to be beaten. Bistre, Chiu Quan and Cy-pres are likely to fight out the two remaining places and I prefer 11.08 the chances of Bistre and Chiu Quan to those of Cy-pres. Bistre is essentially a long distance candi- the impress by that remark that he is anywhere near Racing Boy in class.

11.12

date but I do not want to convey | 11.10

is

11.20

The last race bf the day, is the 11.24 A very fast race is expected in race for the big dividend as there

are at least half a dozen ponies 11.29 the seven furlongs race for "B" class which follows the Fremantle which are sure to be well backed.

Adam still carries top weight, but 11.32 St. Loger. Lunar Star, after his excellent showing a fortnight ago I should be very surprised if he

not heavily backed. King's 11.30 has earned top weight for himself. Ho is sure to be well fancied and Parado is now down to the "D" proportionately well-backed when Class and he shares top weight with 11.40 he is sent to the post. The "Star" Adam, Lobster Bay. The Plover, stable looks as though they will winand Webloy Stag. The winner is 11,44 this event as besides Lunar Star, sure to be one of these since they

are much better than the others 11.48 they have entered Bright Star,

in claer. I fancy King's Parade's Blue Stair and Meridian Star. Bright Star's weight of 140 pounds chances and after him I should pick will carn him many supportere if Adam and Wembley Stuz.

Of the lightweights in this race, he starts and the pony should get

149 pounds, Just very near. Valorous, The Tiger Venturous at and Daylight Eve are others with Imagine at 148 and Cabinet Hall at 145 appeals but it is not likely chance in this race.

that these ponica will beat the five which have been allotted top weight by the Official Handicapper.

Hong Kong St. Logor, After winning the Derby in the spring, Liberty Bay look as, though Of the seven entries in this race he is going to canter home by him. Mermaid is the only one which will self in the St. Leger this afternoon. surprise me if she wine. Polar He will be opposed, to Wild Life, Star, to be ridden by Mr. Butler Navy Hall, and Blue Star and can is sure to have a large following this didly there is nothing to extend afternoon as the pony has won the him. Navy Hall might surprise Australian Derby during the Annual Wild Life, as he is looking a pic Meeting and followed that up by ture at the moment and although defeating Woodland Stag in the Australian Champions. Since the ha is got in Wild Life's class, he is Annual Meeting, however, the pony sure to put up a good show. has not won again though he was placed on several occasions, the

There are no fewer than 21 en ponies to beat him constantly being Woodland Stag and Season Ticket.tries for the Fanling Handicap "

Both these are not in this after Class over a mile and t quarter.

neon's race, so Polar Star's chances The Crook, after doing so well in Fanling and after running second of winning are very bright indeed.

The Giraffe was a disappointment to Valley Hall a fortnight ago, an at the Annual Meeting, but during pears to have everything in his the extra season ho was bought favour in this race ns be has only over by Mr. Hosie and ho has im-144 pounds to look after. Mr. praved out of all recognition since Fred" Roza will take this candi- He will be ridden by Mr. Frost date out and if the pony dobat't this afternoon and if that doesn't win, a place seems certain. Valley improve his chances 100 per cent. Hall has 165 pounds to look alter, then I don't know anything about but he is a picture of fitness as the racing. Still it that be boruc in moment and should be well able to mind that Thy Giraffe has not won look after himself, Whooper has anything except handicaps and this bean winning several short races to the first big test before him. lately and might turn up a surprise Il be wins, it is more than likely, packet to-day. I am tired of, Toby. in fact it is a certainty, that Mr.The pony is in very good condition Frost-will-make-history by wining and mms well in his morning all the threo St. Legers on the gallops, but somehow or other be same afternoon. Will The Giraffe never can do anything in a rese I still think he is a good outside do it

Friar Tuck is well fancied in some het Christmas Belle and Valets quarters and is considered by many are fancied in some quarters, but to be a stayer. The pony however I do not think either will catch the has not won a rack for over so long judge's wye and it does not seem as though when up against such a good field to-day, too is likely to beat them all Personally I fancy Friar Tuck's chances because his Jockey

Novices Face.

Novices will meet over a mile this afternoon and a good race should (Continued on meat column.)

SELECTIONS

Race 1.

Nadko: Gleneaglés. Pride of Tsingtao.

Race-2.

The Giraffe.

Polar Star. Friar Tuck.

Race 3,

Lunar Star. Valorous. Daylight Eve.

..

Race 4.

Liberty Hay Wild Life. Navy Hall.

· Base 5,

The Crook. Valley Hall. Toby.

Race 0.

Indiana. Nippy

Mon Talisman.

· Racă 7:

Racing Boy. Châu Quan.

Bistre.

King's Parade. Adam

Plover.

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E. Lewis and D. H. E.

Thomas.

Bury.

Swanson

Port Vale.

AT THE

יין

THIRD DIVISION (NORTHERN)

Accrington

Barrow

Carlisle

hoster

Crowe Mansfield

N. Brighton Rochdale

Rotherham

2'. Halifax.

2. Trainere.

v. Hartlepools.

v.. Walsall.

1. Darlington.

P

Barueles

1'. Gateshead.

P. Doncaster. Stockport:

Southport 2.

York

Clyde,

Wrexham.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

FIRST DIVISION

P. Rangers.

Cowdenbeath r. Airdrieonians.

E. Stirling Hearts

'Kilmarnock

Mortom:

2 Ayr,

r. Hamilton.

r. Aberdour,

Queen's Park.

Motherwell r. Dundee. Partick

Celtic.

St. Johnstone .v. Falkirk. Third Lanark 2 St. Mizren.

Peninsula Hotel

SUNDAY, 6th November, 1932

Commencing at 8.45 pm.

Programme

PART I

i. Ovratni............ Barber of Seville...............................Borrini,

2. VALBE CAPRICE......... Bal Masque.............. ... .....Fletcher #DANCE........ Spring Song...Mirovitch. 4. SELECTION......... Sweethearts..................... Herbørt, “

SYMPHONIC

CONCERT

INTERVAL

PART II

Thomas

8. WALT.........Invitation to the Valo....... Weber

5. OVISTUS............................ Higaon....

N. Croucher and H. C

7. BRETON..

.......Chanson do Pierrot.

8. BALLET...

H. C. Hopkins.

G. McEachrau and A. M. Macaulay.

Capt. H. W. Dawkes and.

WV. A. Stewart.

R. L. F. Ewin and J. C. Millar.

C. Thwaites und H. D. Brown.

b. W. Budd and A. P. Hall-Thompson.

W. Mulcahy and H. G.. Wallington.

A, O. Brawn and N. K. Littlejohn.

H

12

Spicer

!

11.62-

"

11.50

++

Ireland and H.

D. M. Richards and C. W. Reeve,

E. Lester Arnold and R. W. Gardiner.

F. Lohel and A. Sommer- felt.

D. J. Mnckic pnd V. R Gordon.

R. H. Griffith and II. N. Williamson.

GB. MacCormick and

Capt R. M. Giddy.

R. C. Webb and E. M. Bryden,

D. Harley and P." L. Leefe.

12.00 noon P. Grant and J. Forbes. 12.01 pm. N. J. Perrin and D. S

Edward. 12.08. T. J. Price and E. R.

Price.

*

THE G. M. YOUNG CUP

Owing to an oversight, the entry of The Union Insuffice Society for the G. M. Young Cup, which bad been made correctly, was omitted from the draw. The Chartered Bank who received a hye in the Gr round will play the Union Insur anco Society.

THE GOVERNOR'S SHIELD The draw for the Governor's Shield of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club are as follows:-

Round, Bye Butterfield & Swire.

Govt. Audit Dept. v. Dodwell &

Co.

Govt. Medical Dept., South

Wales Borderers. p Linstead & Davis . P.W.D. Dairy Farm . H.M.S. Medway. Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Education De- partment

Davie Bong & Co. v. University. HMS Tamar v. II.KS. Bde.

RAE

A.P.C. v. Prison Dept. Wilkinson & Grist. Hong Kong

and Shanghai Bank... Bank Lino, Ltd. v. Canadian

Pacific

Reiss Massey & Co. v. BAT. Co.,

Ltd:

Dr. C. E. Burton

Command,

HQ. China

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. v. Socony.

Vacuum Inc

Enconshire Regiment e Cozeral.

Post Offica

Bye Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, First Round to be played on or before November 27, 1932.

ARE

Coppolla.....

INTERVAL

PART III

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By Ma. PODOLSKY'

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